Ankit Goyal v. Directorate General of Goods and Services Tax Intelligence

Where petitioners accused of creating 26 fake firms and issuing bogus invoices causing fraudulent ITC benefit and substantial loss to revenue were in custody over seven months, with prosecution primarily based on documentary and electronic evidence and no risk of tampering or flight, coupled with no criminal antecedents, further incarceration was held unwarranted and regular bail was granted subject to conditions